Adobe Certified Professional Dreamweaver flashcards
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- Local site folder
- The directory on your computer that holds the working copies of all site files; Dreamweaver uses it as the root for the Files and Assets panels.
- Remote server definition
- The Site Setup entry specifying the host, connection method (FTP, SFTP, FTPS, WebDAV, Local/Network), login, and root directory used for uploading.
- Get versus Put
- Get transfers files from the remote server down to the local site folder; Put transfers local files up to the remote server.
- Check In and Check Out
- A site collaboration option that marks files as checked out to one user so others cannot overwrite them while editing.
- Cloaking
- A site setting that excludes specified folders or file types from Get, Put, and synchronization operations without deleting them.
- Site-root-relative link
- A link path beginning with a forward slash that resolves from the web server's root directory rather than from the current document's location.
- Testing server role
- A server definition used to process dynamic pages such as PHP so previews render server-side output; not needed for static HTML.
- HTML document skeleton
- The required structure of a page: doctype declaration, html root, head for metadata and linked resources, and body for visible content.
- Doctype declaration
- The first line of an HTML file; <!DOCTYPE html> selects modern standards mode, while its absence can trigger quirks rendering.
- Block versus inline elements
- Block elements such as div and p start on a new line and fill available width; inline elements such as span and a flow within text.
- Semantic page regions
- Elements like header, nav, main, article, section, aside, and footer that describe content roles and improve accessibility and structure.
- Image alt attribute
- The required text alternative on an img element that describes the image for screen readers and when the image fails to load.
- Meta viewport tag
- A head element setting width=device-width and initial-scale=1 so mobile browsers scale the layout to the device width.
- Description list markup
- A dl element containing dt term elements and dd description elements, used for name-value or glossary-style content pairs.
- CSS specificity order
- Ranking of selector weight: inline styles highest, then IDs, then classes/attributes/pseudo-classes, then elements/pseudo-elements.
- Cascade resolution
- When declarations conflict, the browser applies origin and importance, then specificity, then source order to choose the winning value.
- CSS box model
- The layered structure of every element: content, padding, border, and margin, which together determine occupied space.
- box-sizing: border-box
- A CSS setting that makes an element's declared width and height include its padding and border rather than content alone.
- Class versus ID selector
- A class selector begins with a period and may repeat on many elements; an ID selector begins with a hash and must be unique per page.
- External stylesheet link
- A link element in the head with rel="stylesheet" and an href pointing to a .css file that styles the page.
- CSS Designer panel
- The Dreamweaver panel for creating selectors, editing properties, attaching stylesheets, and defining media queries visually.
- Media query breakpoint
- An @media rule with a condition such as min-width: 768px that applies its declarations only when the viewport matches.
- Mobile-first CSS
- A strategy where base styles target small screens and min-width media queries progressively add layout rules for larger viewports.
- Flexbox main and cross axes
- In display:flex, justify-content aligns items along the main axis and align-items aligns them along the perpendicular cross axis.
- CSS Grid layout
- A two-dimensional layout system using display:grid with grid-template-columns and rows to place items into explicit tracks.
- Absolute positioning context
- An element with position:absolute is placed relative to its nearest ancestor that has a position other than static.
- z-index stacking
- A property that orders overlapping positioned elements along the stacking axis; it is ignored on elements with position: static.
- Fluid responsive image
- An image styled with max-width:100% and height:auto scales down within its container while preserving aspect ratio.
- Assets panel scope
- A Dreamweaver panel listing images, colors, URLs, and library items discovered inside the defined local site folder.
- Library item
- A reusable .lbi snippet of markup stored in the site; editing the source and saving updates every page that inserts it.
- Dreamweaver template
- A .dwt file with locked and editable regions from which pages are created and later updated when the template changes.
- Link Checker
- A sitewide command reporting broken internal links, external links, and orphaned files so they can be fixed before publishing.